Jennifer Spiegel's writing delves into the complexities of human experience with a voice shaped by a deep appreciation for impactful storytelling. Her work, often informed by political and social insights, navigates profound themes with a unique perspective. Through her fiction and memoirs, Spiegel explores life's intricacies with honesty and depth. Her approach, grounded in academic rigor yet deeply personal, offers readers narratives that are both thought-provoking and authentically resonant.
"A novel about marriage. Brett is older than Cash by a decade ; both are world-weary-- one from negotiating brain trauma and bad love, the other from hiding and reviving addiction. Bath salts and babies work on their ten-year relationship, forcing them to begin again one way or another." --Back cover.